Math, asked by karthi99, 11 months ago

2-2(3+3) pls answer this question

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Answered by nagamalleswarikother

the answer to this question is -10

as 2-2(6)

2-12

-10

hope this helps

nagamalleswarikother: me?? if I can solve I can

vksreelekshmi: algebraic expression for the divisibility rule of 3

nagamalleswarikother: I will try my best one minute

nagamalleswarikother: the normal divisibility rule is that sum of digits should be a multiple of 3 I am thinking for the algebraic one

vksreelekshmi: make it fast

nagamalleswarikother: it is a/3 or a+b/3 the answer should come in whole numbers

nagamalleswarikother: where a and b are digits of number

vksreelekshmi: Isn't right

nagamalleswarikother: sorry then I don't know I tried my best

vksreelekshmi: it's ok

Answered by aami21

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2-2(3+3)

2-2(6)

2-12

-10

${\boxed{\boxed{\mathbb{\blue{\huge{\bf{-10}}}}}}}$

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